Sentence examples for processes of revision from inspiring English sources

Thus for both Peirce and Hegel there is no final, fixed intellectual position free from any potential for being revised; and the processes of revision are in the long run self-correcting.

This process of revision based on appeal must include explicit mechanisms for revising decisions based on emerging issues or arguments.

But, as hard as they may try, it is simply not in the gift of civil servants in Brussels to deliver a legally binding promise to revise the postwar European treaties, before a formal process of revision has begun.

It went through a long process of revision.

Participants also win points, bringing an element of competition to the otherwise tedious process of revision.

Most of Granduciel's earlier songs address a near-constant process of revision and reinvention.

Almost every feature of her face had been done a few times, but she still felt as if she were a rough draft, in the process of revision.

The change of title was McGahern's idea and it reflected the constant process of revision through which he put all his work.

She would read her compositions aloud in the process of revision, a habit that helped her to refine and polish her prose.

"He was also so fascinated by Fowles's decision, and artistic process of revision, that he persuaded the author to make him a gift of this typescript".

The process of revision often ended only with the poet's death, rather than with a sense of the poems having been completed.